New Zealand's Neil Wagner retires

Category : Sports Published on: February 29 2024

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New Zealand fast bowler Neil Wagner announced his retirement from international cricket.
Wagner announced his retirement on the eve of New Zealand's two-match Test series against Australia.
37-year-old Neil Wagner will end his career of 64 Test matches, in which he took 260 wickets.

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